Legal Education Roundup (Oct. 30, 2015)

Recent reports on the future of law schools and legal education.

• "Accusing schools of deception over job prospects have been knocked out," The Wall Street Journal

• "Courts Take Dim View of Alumni's Lawsuits Against Their Law Schools," The Chronicle of Higher Education
  • "Jobless Grads Who Sued Law Schools Find More Rejection in Court," The Wall Street Journal Law Blog

• "Firms Pledge Nearly $2 Million for New 'Low Bono' Effort," The American Lawyer

• "New project will hire and train lawyers to serve moderate-means New Yorkers," ABA Journal

• "Texas Law Schools Fire Back at Graduates' Suit," The National Law Journal 

• "Does law school's 'critical mass' policy amount to segregation? Dean says it combats stereotypes," ABA Journal

• "Diversity Fellowship Programs Are on the Rise," Bloomberg BNA

• "Four Lessons From a Failed Law School Experiment," The American Lawyer

• "UGA Law Receives Big Gifts for Scholarship and Professorship," Daily Report